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'''Gary Bauer''' is the co-founder of Campaign for Working Families in 1996 which is intended to "represent the interests and values of America's traditional families in the political arena"{{ref|CWF}} and active with Christian value lobbying during the Regan administration in the 1980s-90s.{{ref|Who2}} More recently he has spoken at an [[AIPAC]] convention upholding the beliefs of the Christian Right that Israel is the promised land of the Jews. {{ref|Eldar}} He also personally endorses [[Honest Reporting]], indicating a link between the US and Israeli politics. {{ref|homepageHR}}
 
'''Gary Bauer''' is the co-founder of Campaign for Working Families in 1996 which is intended to "represent the interests and values of America's traditional families in the political arena"{{ref|CWF}} and active with Christian value lobbying during the Regan administration in the 1980s-90s.{{ref|Who2}} More recently he has spoken at an [[AIPAC]] convention upholding the beliefs of the Christian Right that Israel is the promised land of the Jews. {{ref|Eldar}} He also personally endorses [[Honest Reporting]], indicating a link between the US and Israeli politics. {{ref|homepageHR}}
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==Affiliations==
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*[[Foundation for the Defense of Democracies]]
  
 
==External Links and References==
 
==External Links and References==

Revision as of 22:59, 27 June 2006

Gary Bauer is the co-founder of Campaign for Working Families in 1996 which is intended to "represent the interests and values of America's traditional families in the political arena"[1] and active with Christian value lobbying during the Regan administration in the 1980s-90s.[2] More recently he has spoken at an AIPAC convention upholding the beliefs of the Christian Right that Israel is the promised land of the Jews. [3] He also personally endorses Honest Reporting, indicating a link between the US and Israeli politics. [4]

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